Re: Deb - Arnold Chiari and CF/hydrocephalus, etc.

[Guest guest]

I love the term that neurologists use for a large section of all of our

brains which can be slowly re-trained to do what another should be

doing or previously did--in English (sort of), the term is " uncommitted

grey matter. " I have seen my own MRI films, and I would say that it is

" very " committed!

Love to all at cfparents,

n Rojas, wcf, etc. and hydrocephalus of prematurity, MS--lots of

fun all the way round----

[Guest guest]

In a message dated 8/26/2003 1:23:36 PM Central Daylight Time,

Mcesana@... writes:

> I love the term that neurologists use for a large section of all of our

> brains which can be slowly re-trained to do what another should be

> doing or previously did--in English (sort of), the term is " uncommitted

> grey matter. " I have seen my own MRI films, and I would say that it is

> " very " committed!

> Love to all at cfparents,

> n Rojas, wcf, etc. and hydrocephalus of prematurity, MS--lots of

> fun all the way round----

If does as much as you have in a life time and know as much as you

do I will be truly blessed that she has had a very full life! Thanks n for

your GREAT words of wisdom!! Deb A

[Guest guest]

Blush! Well, Rojas does mean read (in the plural) as well as " roses! "

Thank you,

n who hopes fervently that all with neurological problems will do

well in life; I forgot to mention epilepsy which probably stems from the

hydrocephalus of prematurity--my internist just laughs at the " problem

list! " Considering that he and I are about the same size, I have indeed

been fortunate!

[Guest guest]

Here! Here!

Gale

> In a message dated 8/26/2003 1:23:36 PM Central Daylight Time,

> Mcesana@a... writes:

>

>

> > I love the term that neurologists use for a large section of all

of our

> > brains which can be slowly re-trained to do what another should be

> > doing or previously did--in English (sort of), the term

is " uncommitted

> > grey matter. " I have seen my own MRI films, and I would say that

it is

> > " very " committed!

> > Love to all at cfparents,

> > n Rojas, wcf, etc. and hydrocephalus of prematurity, MS--

lots of

> > fun all the way round----

>

> If does as much as you have in a life time and know as

much as you

> do I will be truly blessed that she has had a very full life!

Thanks n for

> your GREAT words of wisdom!! Deb A

>

>

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